Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-17
BRIEFLETS.
Fruits of all description. at Mays.

Fruits of all description. at Mays. i
Peach ice cream at Krell & Maths.
Wanted, first class cook, at CONNER
cial hotel
A three hours drive at McCabe Bros.
linen sale tomorrow.
Wanted-A reliable nurse girl. Apply
at 1907 Second avenue.
Mr.. William Killing, of Coal Valley,
was in the city today.
Lemon, chocolate. vanilla and bisque
ice cream. at Krell & Maths.
ay-Eye-Se trotted trial mile over
the Freeport track yesterday in 2;l41.
The board of education met last even
ing and allowed bills amounting to $50. 40.
Mr. Il. A. Mcdonald left for Spring.
field last night to JON the Rodman Rifles.
Beautiful white felt yachting hats at the
Forward store. 314 west Second street,
Davenport.
The finest and largest spring chickens
in the market, dressed on short notice, st
Mays.
New line of felt cloths for fancy work
at the Forward store, 314 West Second
street, Davenport
The seventh-day adventist camp meet
ing for Illinois will be held at Springfield
August 90 to 80.
Mr.. Henry Mailman is painting his
three houses on Moline avenue east of
Elm street
New line beautiful shades seasim for
fancy work, at the Forward store, 314
West Second street, Davenport
Parties and families upon short notice
with the best of ice cream and fruit ices,
and at reasonable prices at Krell s Maths.
The Illinois State Baptist association
meets in Rock Island, in October. There
are about four hundred delegates expect
ed.
Miss Anna Musser returned to hel
home in Muscatine this afternoon. after &
| short visit at the residence of MIR. Fred
Weyerhsuser.
Mr.. F. Ludolph, recorder of the A. 0.
u. W, has paid Mrs Chas. inflow th,
81, 600 benefit due her by reason of he
husbands death.
For three hours-from 8 to 12-Thurs
day, slightly soiled Turkey red table
cloths at 25 per cent off from presen
prices at McCabe Bros.
Mr. Emil Koehler, the druggist. has 1
beautiful night blooming cereus at hi
place. 1t was in bloom last evening, an,
is expected to be out again tonight.
A fyer-from 9 o'clock until 10, a 10
of slightly soiled Turkey red tabl
cloths Discount 25 per cent off from
lowest price at McCabe Bros.
| j. A, Genung wears happier counte
nance than he has for six weeks and th
reason is the return of Mrs. Genung an
children, after visit at New Albany
Ind.
We are receiving daily our fall stoc
of millinery, ribbons and fancy work
and they are pronounced beautiful. at til
Forward store, 314 west Second street
Davenport.
| Mrs, Carrie Burklund died at her resi
dence, 800 Fifteenth street, at /
O'Clock today, of consumption. She wa
twenty>eight years of age, and leaves
husband and two children.
The street and alley conmittee of tn
city council have put in 800 feet c
sidewalk filling and propose making 9th,
substantial improvements. The side
walks are generally in good condition.
/ Word was received in the city toda
that D. C. Sesver who was conductor o
the Fire Fly" train between Rock Islam
and Muscatine and Wilton, had died a
his home in Trenton, Mo-. of tvphoi
fever. He leaves wife and child.
The "a" mill of the Book Island Luu
Der company was shut down last night
await new supply of logs. The F. C
A. Denkman is expected in this evenin
with raft and the mill will probably b
started some time tomorrow.
A telegram was received yesterday a
ternoon at Chas. HaDgen's grocery stol
announcing the death of Tom Wesle
formerly a well known resident of Roc
Island and stone cutter by trade. Il
died at Bay ard, Texas.
Chas. Wheaton, of Clinton, was in Il
city greeting his many friends yesterda
He has been on visit TO his parents
, Geneseo. Wheaton has almost reco
cred from the effects of his chemical acc
: dent at Clinton, and will be none Il
worse as a result. He is second sergeal
in the Clinton military company of whit
Irving Burgh is first lieutenant TT
company go into camp at Waverly ne
week. Wheaton likes Clinton and CHI
ton appears to like Wheaton. WI
: shouldn't this mutual admiration exist2
0-Mara